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Wildfire smoke in the distance from a dirt road that heads towards it.
Fires continue to show limited growth in Peace region

BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) continues to respond to wildfires in the region, which continue to show limited growth.

A picture of a blue building in an empty parking lot under a grey sky.
Local emergency services had 24 volunteers help during recent wildfires

Emergency Support Services in Fort St. John had 24 volunteers helping residents who were forced to evacuate over the past few weeks.

The The Peace River Clayhurst Bridge.
Oil and gas operations must suspend water diversions in some rivers in northeast: BCER

Oil and gas companies operating in the Peace River and Liard River watersheds are being advised to immediately suspend diversions due to low water levels.

Paper dolls of different colours on a white background.
Fort St. John residents discuss potential anti-racism, anti-hate initiatives

S.U.C.C.E.S.S. in Fort St. John recently held a meeting to discuss anti-racism and anti-hate initiatives with community members.

A lab set up for students in the Northern Baccalaureate Nursing program with a dummy in a bed and a whiteboard in the background.
First class from local UNBC nursing program graduating

The first graduates of UNBC’s nursing program in Fort St. John will walk the stage next Friday.

An aerial shot of the Stoddart Creek wildfire smoke coming out of a swath of trees cut through by a road.
Rain reduced fire behaviour in Peace region

Wildfires in the Peace region have exhibited minimal fire behaviour after the rainfall earlier in the week, according to BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).

A few burnt trees on muddy looking ground near the Stoddart Creek wildfire.
Rain in Peace region dampens wildfire activity

Rain in the Peace region has significantly slowed wildfire activity across the North Peace Complex and the Donnie Creek Complex, according to the BC Wildfire Service

An aerial view of the City of Fort St. John.
Over 2,400 Peace region residents helped through ESS

Across four communities, 2,405 evacuees have registered with Emergency Support Services, according to the Peace River Regional District (PRRD).

Front entrance to the Nawican Frienship Centre (Nawican Friendship Centre - Facebook)
Nawican Friendship Centre receiving $40K for community safety

The Nawican Friendship Centre in Dawson Creek is receiving $40,000 from the province to support people experiencing gender-based violence.

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Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: Our Wildfire Coverage

In this edition of the Weekly Review, we share some wildfire coverage stories. Plus, our top stories of the week.

Shoes a part of B.C. memorial for residential school victims disappear before removal
Radio host jailed for sedition in Hong Kong finds a home and freedom in Canada
A picture of a sign at the Canada Wide Science Fair.
North Peace students medal at Canada-Wide Science Fair

Two North Peace students are returning home with some medals and scholarships from the Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) in Edmonton.

A person in a white lab coat holds a tester with a series of small test tubes sitting on a white counter in front of them.
Hudson’s Hope x-ray and lab services still impacted by staff shortages

Laboratory and X-ray services in Hudson's Hope remain impacted by staff shortages, Northern Health said in a post on Friday.

A picture of the lap pool at the North Peace Leisure Pool.
Pacific Canbriam Energy rents bowling alley, pool for evacuees

Pacific Canbriam Energy has rented out four lanes at Fort Bowling Lanes and time at the North Peace Leisure Pool on Monday for evacuees.

A large cloud of smoke taken from the air over a forested area.
Wildfires near Fort Nelson merge

The Donnie Creek, West Conroy Creek, Hockey Creek and Katah Creek wildfires have merged, according to the BC Wildfire Service.

A map showing in red where the evacuation order is for the Donnie Creek wildfire.
Changes made to Donnie Creek wildfire evacuation alerts, orders

The Peace River Regional District has changed the size of the evacuation orders and alerts for the Donnie Creek wildfire.

A picture of wildfire smoke covering a blue sky with trees and other foliage in the foreground.
North Peace Complex on the way to being held

The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is looking at focusing efforts on the Stoddart Creek wildfire and changing the control status of the other fires in the North Peace Complex.

Aerial view of Fort Nelson. (Fort Nelson Chamber of Commerce)
UPDATE: Power restored to 3,800 in Fort Nelson

Power was restored to 3,800 Fort Nelson residents early Friday morning after an outage on Thursday.

Smoky skies cause poor air quality in parts of B.C.: Environment Canada
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